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The closest thing that I have seen is called Chromifox. Doesn't do anything to the top bar of the window, but it does look sorta like google chrome. Most likely the closest you're gunna get using firefox.

Chromifox

Hopefully this is more helpful than just asking why you'd wanna do this...haha

You could try https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/9256 but it might remove the Aero blur.

it did exactly what i wanted but it was very glitchy. and removed aero snap. bookmarked it because later builds might fix this issue.

Edit found another one which worked . thanks i did not know there where called captions :D

it did exactly what i wanted but it was very glitchy. and removed aero snap. bookmarked it because later builds might fix this issue.

Edit found another one which worked . thanks i did not know there where called captions :D

Mind posting link to the second one that worked ?

Yes I had got one extension which removes title bar. But due to that we loose basic functionality of maximize and restore by double clicking the title bar.

Recently I was playing a lot with that stuff to get Chrome like look. Coz I like looks of Chrome and Features of Firefox and I guess this is the same case with most of them.

Below are the things you need to install to get look same as Google Chrome.

Theme: Chromifox Extreme 3 (Recommended)

Add-ons:

1. Personal Menu 4.2.0 (Recommended)

2. Chromin Frame (To replace Title Bar with Tab Bar)

3. autoHideStatusBar

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